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Elon Musk's alleged drug use puts 13,000 jobs at risk, report suggests
(www.euronews.com)
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Let's just nationalize SpaceX and Starlink. Then maybe he can focus in tesla, X and his spliff rolling.
Don't blame reefer on.. whatever the fuck he has going on
The Assman's right about Howard Johnson being right! ;p
And furthermore it was said in true frontier gibberish!
Nationalizing SpaceX would be a pretty weird move, since in addition to being Elon’s flaming phallic object project, NASA has also made huge investments of time, knowledge, and resources in SpaceX specifically because they believe that the private sector can start offering a lot to advance our exploration of space.
Basically, our national space agency would disagree with the notion of nationalizing SpaceX. NASA have helped them every step of the way, very deliberately, and they want to see them continue and succeed.
Plus, SpaceX is Shotwell's child at this point, and she's a pretty damn good mom.
Musk is little more than a mouthpiece (and more or less always has been). There's no need to nationalize it, just remove Musk's capacity as a spokesperson for the company and you've solved 99% of the problem.
Whaddaya mean he’s like the chief engineer! /s